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California. New York City. Florida. 6 figure Barbers are a norm

Interesting, Explain?

@@Bossiocuts Leveraging labor, capital. Pretty simple business owner behavior which cannot be disputed. This is no hate towards you but in general this is the normal

@kylebslife7910 just because you leverage labor doesn’t mean the laborers are poor. Maybe our idea of poor is different. Either way I think it’s sad to throw blanket claims so easily. You can have financial success without taking from others you know that right?

​@@Bossiocuts human nature has shown majority of business owners pay the least while getting the most out of them while selling a product as much as possible for the cheapest input to make it. Its a blanket statement bc majority of companies like amazon do this in perpetuity.

Amazon makes up like .03% of the jobs in the USA, and they’re the biggest company in the world. The Median household income currently is about $75k, not to mention the quality of life these companies help provide. The world isn’t perfect but in America you can only get so far trying to hold others down. I worked at Walmart knowing it was an entry level job and I needed to invest in myself and make myself more valuable to the market place if I wanted to grow. But even then I lived in a income restricted apartment that had central AC, never lost electricity unless there was a hurricane, WiFi, never walked into a supermarket with food shortages, got about $500 a month in food stamps, had the latest gaming console, a car, an iPhone, now you can get same day Amazon delivery for free, and took a vacation a year. I was considered poor in America qualifying for all kinds of government help. American Companies are a huge factor for this. I think most companies do what the citizens want. Many operate on super thin margins. I own an accounting firm and can tell you most companies are happy to profit 10-20% after it’s all said and done but can only charge what the market is willing to pay for their products and services while providing jobs the market is willing to accept while trying to stay in business for everyone’s benefit involved.. it’s an entire ecosystem that relies on each other.. we have to all level up if we all want to improve our quality of life. I just think if most business owners thought like you said our system would have crumbled a long time ago and America would not have positively impacted the entire world’s economy the way it has.

Damn you a day 1 foreal ❤️🙏

I have two teslas why can’t I just like Teslas? Sounds like projection bro

@@Bossiocutsyou can like whatever you want, but I still think those cyber trucks are wack

@BlakeSuperior_Beats I feel you I just don’t get what’s so wack about em, maybe you don’t like the design? I personally love the design and tired of every truck looking the same. You can’t deny the Crazy turn radius, feels like you’re driving a model S, bullet proof, biggest tires on a production vehicle, crazy torque, 0-60 in >3 seconds, full self drive that every other brand is miles behind I know this from experience, automatic cover, bigger bed than any other electric truck, soft close gate, monitors on front and back, super durable windows, all for a cheaper price than a way inferior ford f-150 raptor. I don’t plan on towing anything but I will use the hell out of the bed. I’m confused why people are hating so hard lol. I mean it’s hyped because it deserves to be. It stands out for now just like my wife’s model X when we first got it but now they just regular cars on the rode. I remember everyone was hating on the iPhone the same way when it first came out. Genuine question tho, what’s your dream car?

@@Bossiocutsadmittedly, I’m a low key person who doesn’t crave attention and the inherent design of those trucks screams “look at me”. I roll my eyes whenever I see someone (usually a middle aged lady dressed like she wants to be a kardashian) hops out of one with her huge sunglasses and designer purse. It’s just not the kind of vehicle I would even drive if someone gave it to me. No 🧢

@@BlakeSuperior_Beats yeah I don’t care about what other people think so imma do whatever makes me happy… drove a $2k while making millions all the way til I was 34 years old because of priorities. I could buy any car I want but sports cars don’t really make sense as daily drivers and ultra luxury sedans don’t either, it’s the same thing as an other sedan at the end of the day. But Tesla is different in so many ways and being able to use autopilot is a game changer. I use it 90% of the time I’m driving.. it’s not a gimmick or about what people think.. whether you care about attention or you’re trying to stay low key, it’s still means you care about what other think imo.

Can't wait!

It’s goated.. I’ve been going every time I’m in NYC for years